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Ocean Park has always been committed to conservation and education as the cornerstone of its development, and has been dedicated to connecting people with nature. To promote community collaboration and public participation, Ocean Park launched a new conservation advocacy campaign named "Mission R" in 2023.

"Mission R" is inspired by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) global initiative to ensure biodiversity. From 2023, over 500 schools have become members of “Ocean Park Conservation Alliance” (“Member School”) under “Mission R”, advocating conservation actions on campus based on the three visions. This year, “Seahorse Rangers (Kindergarten)” is continuously funded by Environment and Conservation Fund. By joining the “Environment and Conservation Fund X Ocean Park Seahorse Rangers” project, Ocean Park will be providing a series of Kindergarten-exclusive teaching resources and activities.​

Seahorse Rangers

"Ocean Park Conservation Alliance" established "Seahorse Rangers". Each “Member School” can have up to 30 students and 3 responsible teachers as “Seahorse Rangers”, to lead all students to conduct conservation activities in school.

“Ocean Park Conservation Alliance” will organize Inauguration Ceremony in early January 2026. Students will pledge to become “Seahorse Rangers”, committing to promote conservation messages to classmates, families and the public with their own effort, and embark on the journey of conservation.​

Three flagship activities based on three visions of “Mission R”: “Member schools” will be awarded "Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Outstanding School" trophy after completing all required missions of the 3 flagship activities.

"Ocean Park Conservation Alliance" will host the "Ocean Park Conservation Carnival" in early July 2026 to showcase and share the ideas and experiences on conservation activities gained by "Member School" throughout the academic year.